How Do I Change A Currency Parameter To A String
I am trying read a currency column from an Access database and show the resultant value on the broswer using Response.Write.
WHILE NOT RS.EOF
ourPrice = CCur(rs("our_price"))
' Is the item free? If so, omit the price attribute completely
if ourPrice = "0" or ourPrice = "0.00" then
ourPrice = ""
end if
Response.Write ourPrice
Any body know how I can read from a currency column and write the value onto the browser as a string.
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